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Chapter 25

Author: Black Pearlll
last update Huling Na-update: 2025-07-30 09:52:33
I sat beside Grannie Alba through the rest of the evening and night.

She wasn't awake. Alpha Moretti’s words made me think so, but she wasn't. She was out of danger though and all we had to do was wait for her to wake up. Which is exactly what I was doing.

“Hey,” I heard Sofia say as she entered the room with a plate of waffles and a glass of orange juice.

“Hi,” I greeted back, watching her pull a chair beside me so she could sit.

She stretched the plate towards me but I rejected it, shaking my head ever so slightly. “I can't eat anything right now, I'm sure it'll taste like dust in my mouth.”

“Just try some. You haven't eaten since breakfast,” she said with a frown. She was right and it was almost 2am so I accepted a piece to make her happy.

“How is she?” She asked, looking over at Grannie Alba.

Her body was hooked to a number of beeping machines. She looked at peace, it made me scared at how peaceful she looked. Almost as though she was….

“The doctor said her vital o
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